Midsummer Night's Dream, Acts 3 & 4

Who is transformed to have a donkey’s head in Act 3 of A Midsummer Night’s Dream?

• Lysander

• Bottom

• Demetrius

• Oberon

How does the use of the love potion serve as an example of situational irony?

• The potion works exactly as planned.

• The potion causes the opposite of what was intended.

• The potion has no effect.

• The potion is never used.

Which character accidentally enchants Lysander instead of Demetrius?

• Oberon

• Puck

• Bottom

• Snout

What lesson about love might Shakespeare be suggesting through the confusion caused by the love potion?

• Love is always logical.

• Love can be unpredictable and irrational.

• Love is controlled by parents.

• Love never changes.

Why do Hermia and Helena argue in Act 3?

• They both love Demetrius.

• Hermia thinks Helena has stolen Lysander’s love.

• Helena is jealous of Hermia’s beauty.

• They want to leave the forest.

What is used to enchant Titania’s eyes?

• Oil from a toad

• Juice from a flower

• Magical words

• A magic wand

How does dramatic irony occur when Titania falls in love with Bottom?

• The audience knows Bottom is enchanted, but Titania does not.

• Titania knows she is enchanted, but Bottom does not.

• Both characters know they are enchanted.

• The audience does not know about the enchantment.

Which two characters are both under the spell and in love with Helena in Act 3?

• Lysander and Demetrius

• Oberon and Puck

• Theseus and Egeus

• Bottom and Snug

What does Oberon do to finally resolve the confusion among the lovers?

• Leaves the forest

• Orders Puck to remove the enchantments

• Casts a new spell on everyone

• Tells the lovers the truth

What is ironic about the way the craftsmen react to Bottom’s disappearance?

• They are happy he is gone.

• They think he is playing a trick, but he is actually transformed.

• They know he is with the fairies.

• They do not care about the play.